Opinions and viewpoints language (Difficult) Quiz Home › IELTS › IELTS English Vocabulary › Opinions and viewpoints language (Difficult) 📝 IELTS – English Vocabulary – Opinions and viewpoints language – Difficult 20 questions · 15 min timer · Explanations included · Free 1. What does the term 'fallacy' refer to in an argument? A strong supporting point A persuasive technique A universally accepted truth A mistaken belief or error in reasoning None Show Hint 'Fallacy' refers to a mistaken belief or error in reasoning. It is not a strong point, universally accepted truth, or persuasive technique. 2. Which word best describes a person who holds firm to their opinions despite contrary evidence? tentative indifferent open-minded dogmatic None Show Hint 'Dogmatic' refers to someone who holds firm opinions despite contrary evidence. 'Open-minded' is the opposite, 'indifferent' means not caring, and 'tentative' means uncertain. Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Click Submit to see your final score! Previous Start Quiz Next Time's up
